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Golden rules of accounting..

Answer / anilkumar.v

For the purpose of accounting we can classify the accounts
as three catagories. They are Personal account, Real
account and nominal account.For each and every transaction
there will be two aspects,ie,. Debit and credit. So while
applying the golden principles upon these catagories we can
reac the bellow mentioned summary.

Personal account:Debit what comes in, Credit what goes out.
Real account :Debit the reciever while Credit the giver.
Nominal account :Debit all expences and losses, Credit all
incomes and gains.

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Golden rules of accounting..

Answer / mustaque

personal a/c-debit the receiver

Nominal a/c-all expenses,losses debit,all incomes,and gains
credit

Real A/c-What comes in Debit
What goesout credit

Valuation A/c

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Golden rules of accounting..

Answer / sridhar ramasamy

1. Debits always equal credits; 2. Increases do not
necessarily equal decreases; and, 3. Assets - liabilities =
owner's equity (the accounting equation).

Is This Answer Correct ?    121 Yes 62 No

Golden rules of accounting..

Answer / sudhaa

Real Account : Debit what comes in
Credit what goes out

Personal Account : Debit the receiver
Credit the giver

Nominal Account : Debit all expenses and losses
Credit all incomes and gains

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Golden rules of accounting..

Answer / ganesh .h,g.

Real Account : Debit what comes in
Credit what goes out.

Personal Account : Debit the receiver
Credit the giver.

Nominal Account : Debit all expenses and losses
Credit all incomes and gains.

Is This Answer Correct ?    36 Yes 5 No

Golden rules of accounting..

Answer / saroj kumar

Golden Rules of Accounting

Personal Account Debit the Receiver
Credit the Giver

Real Account Debit What Comes In
Credit What Goes Out

Nominal Account Debit all Expenses and Losses
Credit all Incomes and Gains

Is This Answer Correct ?    29 Yes 3 No

Golden rules of accounting..

Answer / musaib

REAL ACCOUNTS DEBIT WHAT COMES IN
CREDIT WHAT GOES OUT

NOMINAL ACCOUNTS DEBIT ALL EXPENSES AND LOSSES
CREDIT ALL INCOMES AND REVENUES

PERSONAL ACCOUNTS DEBIT THE GIVER
CREDIT THE RECEIVER

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Golden rules of accounting..

Answer / mahendra rajput

PERSONAL A/C - DEBIT TO RECEIVER
CREDIT TO GIVER

REAL A/C - DEBIT TO COMES IN
CREDIT TO GOES OUT

NOMINAL A/C - DEBIT TO ALL EXPENSES/LOSSES
CREDIT TO ALL INCOMES/REVENUES

Is This Answer Correct ?    21 Yes 1 No

Golden rules of accounting..

Answer / sirajudeen t

GOLDEN RULES OF ACCOUNTING:

I. PERSONAL ACCOUNT:

i. DEBIT THE RECEIVER
ii. CREDIT THE GIVER

II. IMPERSONAL ACCOUNT

1.REAL ACCOUNT:

i. DEBIT WHAT COMES IN
ii. CREDIT WHAT GOES OUT

2. NOMINAL ACCOUNT:

i. DEBIT ALL EXPENSES AND LOSSES
ii. CREDIT ALL INCOMES AND GAINS

Is This Answer Correct ?    24 Yes 5 No

Golden rules of accounting..

Answer / eswar

Golden Rules of Accounting

Personal Account :

Debit the Receiver
Credit the Giver

Real Account:

Debit What Comes In
Credit What Goes Out

Nominal Account:

Debit all Expenses and Losses
Credit all Incomes and Gains

Is This Answer Correct ?    19 Yes 3 No

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